Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20
 Proprietors Qf fTarper'S Safe Cure"


 1T. T. IEARVER & O., Propris.ors 9 " ITq~er'8 Safe Cure"
 That we may emphasize and clearly 1 explain the relation trc kidneys sustain 1 to the general health, and how much is 1 dependent upon them, we propose, met ! aphodcn'iy spaaEiUr, to take one from 1 the h0mln body, place ia the wash ' bowl bCfJre IS, and examine it for the 1 public benefit
 Nuuwi'llAagirn that we have before | ua a boIv thr0ei Ike @ bean, smooth ! aut gli,ic9t.t, about four inches in 1 .enr.n, t.g, iu vitth and one in thick ness. Lt c.'iuli'r weighs in the adult ! male al1ai .ivo CGG''a, out K somewhat ,gajac ia ,H. female. \ smal. organ :? 1 you gay. E"t understand, the body of { ,u. eyernr" a.52 man contains about
 'eq Qur" ss .cJ, of Ielict cyery dfep ! pcs525 .5.ou: a,s fleIs CT Sepers, Ns l .aey may h. rt.ini, 'WaHy ijmsS . dgg
 ar often as tH9hosy', mAljiaga compiele i r2yout0u iB 3gce HsisU'os. From thb | b'Gr.t l,Gv grraEaJH the W2ste material, ! v@in" away steadily uight and day, ! st ..., "r waking t.ra'es- as the heart ! .sC1.rn iuiiy ui aS mUvh importance; HuQ... impurities from siEy-iiye gal- 1 iu.a os 3,ad ccch hoGr, or about forty. nH. ,u.9.9 each day, or 9,l25 hogs ! ay.ts 30 ,t.r! What wonder that the Ea..ey1 n fast any lau2th of time uu. .a ayodigtoU# tran, treated and 1 ne ,,.. they are:
 Me sic, this delicate organ open lcuelp~ "a vitb our knife and will rough 1 Iy des.rh- is interior:
 Ho tHt t to be Of a reddish-brown 1 l-l Q, hul Icta5 Oi little tubes, short and | thr sd-il.n, .riue from the arteries, | ending ina '.. tGEt about midway from ! the pGs s,Ge Hins of cavity of con | sidyanja ..1, which is called the pelYis,
 or, rg ajy 'caking, sack, which is 1 for the puiyus.. oi holding the water to further uaGCr1o purIfcali0n before it | pas. down i;om here iutO tae U.etcrs,
 and 50 on to inc outside oi the body. 1 These little trhes are the filters which
 do aejr work automatically, and iyM l here j5 sele.e lhS diocese Qf @s Eiaaey first 1 jeg'#s.
 Doing jasyoat anou"t of work which | thoyY.a out..yi jo. nom tD2 slightest 1 irT %u.a' .v D cur habits, lrou cold. 1 from iirt living, from stimG,alt5 or 2 ! taoU'a.. "gl one ct "r cuu.co which 1 occur every day, they onr3&a somewhat | Wc&GeH-. ia ,-fnjr nerve force. Nn.t j. the lra.' Congestion or stonpaea oi the current ot h.a3d in the | small blood vessels surrounding them, ! which become IoaI.a; theae delicate membranes are iyg!,s.e5; inflammation 1 is Set up, taeu pua is formed, which col : lecta ln the peiFis or sac; the tubes are ' at iir-t partially, and soyn are totally, 1 uaaA!e to d. their work. Tie pelvic ! sac goes OF a.s,oAding with this uorrup. ! tion, pressing upon the blood vessels. l All this tnna, remember, the blood, l which is entering inc kidneys 10 be til- l tered, is pagsiaJ jiroUgb Mjs tcriJje, dis l Gus.lg guS, lCr 1t cannot take any other l route.
 Sop and think of it for q moment. { Do You realize tie importance, nay the ! yit&. necessity, of having the kidneys in ! oracl? Can you expect when they are l diseased or oostrdctcd, no matter how ! Hlt.e, that yOu cHu have pare jlOJd end
 sScCDe diSeG2e? l would be just as req sonable 10 expect, if pest house were set "crosS Broadway and countless thou sands were compelled tO go through its presidential douIs. and escape from Conta- zion and disease, as for one 10 expect
 the blood 10 escape pollution when con- staHt-y running through g. diseased kid nGv.
 Now, what is tho result? Why, that
 the blood takes r? and deposits this poison a8 it E9engs along into every
 organ, l1.o oyaiy llGm ol muscle, tissue.
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 Nay.a '...2 .E g UaiicaIe stomach:
 re',oH' <. B, .... "u v, rarA'vs is or heart t,E"aa2 .1 'a.e 9 who lave won'c nerves.
 IGt tfg, l...' soon {. Hc cECcts 0t }te Fo.o. ca r.ri,55 iH'c Ji5od ;o keep &ia
 fgHi ":fa4. ia Increases is stroke in number ",l .1ly. to compensate for the aa'c~ s,.G"Us wGauus, ia it's en- ,'gl;ur (, crowd Ii'a impure blood 'l!Oa-t 'oa.g obstruction, caGang pain, l1.g..Naou, or an ogt-oi-hgeasl feeling. lu-ataa, as this forced lau0r is. the ha"i; u.'- .cOn ta!ter, becoming weaker aUa H".. until enc day it SuGdelly | 2.cr# and ath rem apparent "heart | dI.eaaa' le verdict. a
 But t:e .etiral profession, learned | and dig@#y6, call these diseases by high l soune'.g ames, treat them alone, and | patients c.", .je' .1s aGsIicS are cGT7yiaq 8l0e C-2Ht 10 taa C ';c'cd paris, constantly adC.Eg itl! uIc. ri't from these suppurat- l ing, lo--laoeu dEeys which here in our wasa- cW,ala ny putrefaction itself, and which should have been cured first.
 Bu. jl.E is i,, all the kidneys have to doi .gr vuu ?. tlcmcmbcg tAat each adult '.AgS a,Jut seven rounds of 1 roulls 'ment every iwen!y-'olr hours 10 supply the waste ot the Lo1y which ;s con"i~atly going on, v"sto equal !J ,ho G"@Hjy taken. Ihts. to, ;na kidneys have to separate hvm thc blood win ai. other a.yoa, 7s'ug natcr.
 But you :, "1.y ,..ducys gre al, right. 1 have 10 pain in tlo back" Mistaken man. People Gia ci kidney disease ol B" had character that the organs are ra;--. .ad yet ;hcy have "eslr "ns i"a e r,.er ca e,hc! l.
 Why? Llaur .,.r disease begins, Ha we have shown. 5a ...a t4s'e.j for of the Kidneys, Th.5e .4e,e a.e Jeto rerves 9